of the institute of national and international security at associate professor at the university of southern denmark. welcome. what thing? cautious reactions from france and germany, considering the severity of the allegations. what do you breed into that response? well, if germany or the government of chancellor, i'm actually using not the one with, with, with them, with a very strong word with verse drawing words. but i think it's still, it's still as well. it's still worth listening to her aunts and furthermore, she opens a gate opener a loophole for denmark to get out of this very, very, very precarious situation that the contract was that the body has been to nicholas made a path out as you say. but even that being the case, how serious a breach of trust is this between denmark and then i by germany. well, and this is a very serious matter, and it's the whole scan which, which, which came out yesterday evening shows also, i would say some, some pretty fundamental issues within the european community. the me, the question is how and why states use uses will be technical advantages. of allying th

of the institute of national and international security at associate professor at the university of southern denmark . welcome, which thing cautious reactions from france and germany considering the severity of the allegations. what do you bring into that response? well, if germany or the government of gentle imaculi's, usually not the one with, with, with the, with a very strong were with 1st strong words. but i think it's still as well, it's still worth listening to her aunts and furthermore, she opens a gate opener a whole loophole for denmark to get out of this very, very, very precarious situation. that the contract of the bottle into nicholas made a path out as you say, but even that being the case, how serious a breach of trust is this between denmark and then i, germany. well, this is a very serious matter and it's the know the whole scan which, which, which came out yesterday evening shows also i would say some, some pretty fundamental issues within the european community. the me, the question is how and why states use uses. so it's the technical advantages of allying themself without, with

of the institute of national and international security and associate professor at the university of southern denmark. he told us what could have motivated the downs to help the us spy on jim and politicians. we have to look back . your denmark has been a close ally of the united states, especially on quizzes of 2nd in, in the baltic sea area politics. the area i was in the early days of the cold war, and this is actually been one of the special jesus to be teeth in the genes of the danish for until the service. and it brought the country a lot of good during the cool war that we were able to listen into soviet and polish, and eastern radio, korean communication and also able to, to keep up this ability to listen it. but the problem is, of course, the world around us have changed the enemies of just the and i'll talk this in the european union. and i think that this the scandal now shows that the policy, the policy of not have not to be so to speak. it didn't been up to date with the changes in the past generation here in our, you know, in business with intelligence analysts, thomas big enough list t